new roof

Jan 04, 2005 2 Replies

My 1930's semi adjoins my neighbour who is about to have his tiled roof replaced.


He has stated that the new tiles are a different thickness to the original



1930's tiles which will remain on my side of the roof but the roofer will ensure it won't be a problem by joining them somehow...


Is there anything I should be concerned about with this process?


Thanks


Tony


Check to see if the Party Wall Act applies.

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Crosland

The total difference in the thickness should be so small that it won't be noticed. I don't think you should have any worries.

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